October 27, 2008 Archives 
RealClearMarkets Evening Edition
Republic of the Central Banker - J. Bradford DeLong, American ProspectPendulum Swings Toward Regulation - Lawrence Summers, Financial Times
A Sound Dollar Is The Key To Recovery - John Chapman, The American
That Was Way Too Close for Comfort - Andrew Bary, Barron's
Risk Management and Hooke's Law - John Hussman, Hussman Funds
The Folly of European Central Banks - John Muellbauer, Voxeu
Credit Panic: Working through the Stages of Grief - L. Gordon Crovitz, WSJ
The Risks Of Mortgage-Backed Securities - Richard Cloutier, Investopedia
RealClearMarkets Morning Edition
The Age of Prosperity Is Over - Arthur Laffer, Wall Street JournalObama, and The Next New Deal - John Heilemann, New York Magazine
We Need Reagan + Friedman + Keynes - Larry Kudlow, RealClearMarkets
Have We Learned Enough from Great Depression? - Greg Mankiw, NYT
Do We Know How to Avoid Financial Disaster? - Bernard-Henri Levy, TNR
Look Who Pays for the Bailout - Shawn Tully w/Joan Caplin, Fortune
Shelter From the Economic Storm - Steve Hanke, Forbes
Stocks: Playing Best and Worst-Case Scenarios - David Bogoslaw, BusWeek
Leave Stocks to Warren Buffett For Now - Bill Fleckenstein, MSNMoney
Trickle-Up Economics May Decide Election - John Wasik, Bloomberg
The Big Three, and Welfare for Detroit - Editorial, Washington Post
A System of Healthcare for All Americans - Ronald Williams, FT
RealClearMarkets Off The Street
Time To Abandon Buy And Hold? No--It's Time To Buy - ClusterstockA National Committee Should Investigate the Crisis - Economic Principals
Buy Now: Uncle Sam Must Put Everything on Sale - Economist's Forum
The Controversy over The Milton Friedman Institute - Becker-Posner
Fed: Claims of Middle-Class Stagnation Are False - M. Perry, Carpe Diem
Lowest September New Home Sales Since 1981 - Calculated Risk
Is LIBOR the World's Most Important Number? - Division of Labour
Share Buybacks and Uninformed Investors - Steve Waldman, Interfluidity
Fed's Balance Sheet Is Now Quite Exciting - James Hamilton, Econbrowser
I Still Believe There Is a Credit Crunch - Tyler Cowen, Marginal Revolution
Is There Capitalism without Capital? - Ross Kaplan, City Lakes Blog
Acc'd to JP Morgan, How Bad Is It Going To Get? - Real Time Economics
Urgent Need for IMF Action on Currency Crises - Dani Rodrik
Weekly Review: Optimism or Pessimism? - Trade Radar, Seeking Alpha
Stocks: A Bear Case - Felix Salmon, Market Movers
RealClearMarkets Transcripts & Videos
Interview with T. Boone Pickens on Energy's Future - Steve Forbes, ForbesRogers, Biggs and Doll's Own Words on Stocks, Strategy - Bloomberg
Have We Hit Bottom? Zagunis and Hennessy Discuss - CNBC
Credit Default Swaps: The Bet That Blew Up Wall Street - 60 Minutes
Economic Focus on FOMC Meeting, New Home Sales, GDP - Bloomberg
Ratigan: Lack of Transparency in Bailout a Big Problem - TheStreet.com
Insight on the Market w/ Appelbaum, Ellis & Johnson - The NewsHour
Interview with UT's James Galbraith - Bill Moyers Journal
Lavorgna Says Financial Crisis 'Broadening, Deepening' - Bloomberg
RealClearMarkets Research Reports
Crisis Temperature Readings Mixed - Marc Chandler, Brown BrothersCommodity Prices In a Falling Economy - David Ranson, H.C. Wainwright
Weekly Economic & Financial Commentary - Wachovia Economics
Existing Home Sales Jump 5.5 Percent - Joe Brusuelas, Merk Investments